Parents Recording Sessions Policy

At Next Challenge we understand not all family members can attend our sessions. We are happy for you to record elements of a session to help your family members understand therapy techniques we show you. Please let us know if you would like to record a session so your therapist can suggest the best elements of the session to record. It is also important that you understand the session and techniques shown are designed for your child only. We request that you acknowledge the our therapists' rights to privacy and to therefore keep recordings for family use only.

Next Challenge supports the right of our therapists to choose not to be recorded or to request recordings to stop. Next Challenge retains the rights to any recordings of its employees. Recordings are considered confidential and without prejudice.

Date written: April 2014
Date reviewed: February 2021
Date due for review: February 2023
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